| Tool | Language | Status | Issues | Severity | Top Issues |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bandit | python | no_issues | — | No issues found | |
| Pylint | python | success | 18 |
|
• Line too long (112/100)
• Line too long (119/100)
...and 16 more
|
| Semgrep | python | success | — | No issues found | |
| Mypy | python | error | — | No issues found | |
| Safety | python | no_issues | — | No issues found | |
| Vulture | python | no_issues | — | No issues found | |
| Ruff | python | success | — | No issues found | |
| Eslint | javascript | no_issues | — | No issues found |
| Tool | Status | Issues Found | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| CURL | success | 1 | 1 issue(s) found |
| NMAP | success | No issues detected | |
| ZAP | success | 37 | 37 issue(s) found |
| Test | Status | Response Time | Throughput | Success Rate | Requests | Issues |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aiohttp | success | None | None | — | — | None |
| Ab | success | None | None | — | — | None |
| Locust | timeout | None | None | — | — | None |
| Artillery | success | None | None | — | — | None |
ai-analyzer
| Status | Requirement | Confidence | Explanation |
|---|---|---|---|
|
1. POST /api/shorten - accept long URL, generate 6-character random code
|
HIGH |
View explanationThe code does not fully meet the specific requirement of generating a 6-character random code for URL shortening. While the `generate_short_code()` function in the backend does create a 6-character random code using letters and digits, the frontend code appears to be using a different API endpoint (`/api/urls`) that does not match the specified `/api/shorten` endpoint. The frontend code suggests a different implementation than what was described in the requirement. Additionally, the frontend code seems to be incomplete (truncated), making a full analysis challenging, but based on the visible code, the specific requirement is not met as written.
Key discrepancies:
1. Frontend uses `/api/urls` instead of `/api/shorten`
2. The backend route exists for `/api/shorten`, but the frontend does not match this route
3. The 6-character code generation is present, but the overall API implementation differs from the requirement
|
|
|
2. URL model: id, original_url, short_code (unique), created_at, click_count
|
HIGH |
View explanationWhile the Url model in the backend (backend/app.py) closely matches the requirement, the specific implementation does not fully align with the stated requirement. The model includes all the specified fields (id, original_url, short_code, created_at, click_count), but there are discrepancies in the implementation:
1. The code lacks an explicit API endpoint to retrieve or list URLs, which would typically be expected with this model.
2. The frontend code (App.jsx) references `/api/urls` endpoints that do not exist in the backend code.
3. The model is correctly defined with the specified fields, but the surrounding infrastructure to fully utilize these fields is incomplete.
The core model meets the technical specification, but the overall application implementation does not fully support the expected functionality for managing and tracking URL entries as implied by the model's structure.
|
|
|
3. GET /:code - lookup and redirect to original URL, increment counter
|
HIGH |
View explanationThe requirement "3. GET /:code - lookup and redirect to original URL, increment counter" is fully implemented in the `redirect_to_url()` function in the backend/app.py file.
Specifically, the function:
1. Looks up the URL entry by the short code using `Url.query.filter_by(short_code=code).first()`
2. Increments the click count with `url_entry.click_count += 1`
3. Commits the database change with `db.session.commit()`
4. Redirects to the original URL using `redirect(url_entry.original_url, code=302)`
5. Handles cases where the short code is not found by returning a 404 error
6. Includes error handling and logging
The implementation matches all aspects of the requirement, including lookup, redirection, and click count increment, with robust error handling.
|
|
|
4. Validate URL format before shortening
|
HIGH |
View explanationThe URL validation is implemented in the backend's `is_valid_url()` function within the `backend/app.py` file. This function uses `urlparse()` to check two key aspects of a valid URL:
1. It checks for the presence of a scheme (e.g., http, https)
2. It checks for the presence of a network location (domain)
Additionally, in the frontend (`App.jsx`), there's a complementary `isValidUrl()` method that uses the `URL()` constructor to validate URLs before submission.
In the `/api/shorten` route, there's an explicit validation check:
```python
if not is_valid_url(long_url):
logger.warning(f"POST /api/shorten: Invalid URL format: {long_url}")
return jsonify({'error': 'Invalid URL format'}), 400
```
This ensures that only valid URLs are processed for shortening, directly meeting the requirement of validating URL format before shortening.
|
| Analysis Information | |
|---|---|
| Model | google_gemini-2.5-flash-lite |
| Application | #1 |
| Analysis Type | custom:google_gemini-2.5-flash-lite:1 |
| Status | Completed |
| Timestamp | None |
| Identifier | task_d046453d3526 |
| Tools & Execution | |
|---|---|
| Total Findings | 20 |